Rep. Chellie Pingree

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381 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 17 Jul

Rep. Chellie Pingree’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And it's already kicked in, as you know, the inability to get the tax credits for the Affordable Care Act.
So a lot of people may have dropped their health insurance.
And that just means more charity care for the hospitals.
And they don't have anywhere to turn.
Brunswick or Rockland, I think.
Let's put it that way.
Yeah, I mean, people are really angry.
I mean, I think people are going to be on the streets about this particular situation for a while.
I think we'll continue to see vigils and protests.
But overall, this last year and a half with Trump and the damage that they've done in just so many ways, every time you turn around, it's one thing that they're cutting, whether it's your healthcare,
or, you know, federal grants that were coming to our state for transportation, or the farmers who supplied school to food and food to school lunches.
I mean, it's just sort of one thing after another, or people worried about their social security benefits.
I mean, cutting back and staffing at everything people experience and
No, people are so angry.
And, you know, even traditional Republicans don't like what's going on.
It's, you know, Democrats obviously are more angry, but Maine isn't a particularly partisan state where, you know, we're a little more kind of everybody's in the middle.
Oh, I vote for the person or I trust my common sense.
But everybody is impacted by this situation.
and feels it in their own pocketbook.
Gas prices have a huge impact in Maine.
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